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How a Detroit Neighborhood is Transforming Its Blighted Land
Activist Builds ‘Food Sovereignty’ Operation
By Regina Martinez
Can the Land-Value Tax Revive Detroit Once More?
By Irza Waraich
Detroit Museum Shows How to Fund Art with Public Money
By Melani Bonilla
Yemeni Coffee Shop Expands Across U.S. and Abroad
By Irza Waraich
Neighborhoods, and Even CEOs, Embrace Street Art
By Jada Flores
What Now for Arab and Muslim Voters?
By Emma Delahanty and Ikroop Singh
Ballot Measure Jeopardizes Decarbonization Effort
By Judah Duke
Young Politician Overcomes Obstacles
By Kyla Forde
Michigan’s GOP Loses Support From Big Donors
By Jack Van Hecke
Teacher-Lawmakers Pursue Education Reform
By Kyla Forde
Another Town Navigates Water Crisis
By Elina Salikhova
Dearth of Public Transit Foils Bids to Draw Youth
By Hariharan Murugesan
Black Entrepreneurship: When It Gets Risky
By Judah Duke
Gen-Z Is Hungry for Affordable EVs
By Jack Van Hecke
A UAW Member With Big Ambitions
By Patricia Prado
A Worker Behind the UAW’s Southern Strategy
By Regina Martinez
Trade Programs Tap into Demand for Workers
By Massimo Accardo
Grandmothers Launch a Backyard Cider Business
By Regina Martinez and Emma Delahanty
Advancing Unionization in Lieu of Right to Work
By Valerie J L Conklin